izzywidgeon

Aaaaah, nature. The most versatile topic in poetry. This piece is simple, but I love it-for a piece that was done in only a few minutes, this is an interesting ...

"time moves so fast and i move so slow and i feel so rushed and i have no time for anything. i’m running and running and i can’t catch up ...

This totally reminds me/reminiscent of something that would pop up in the Percy Jackson series especially when I read: "Blue fire, harvested from the core of Neptune". It also follows ...

I love that people write in lowercase on here, it's sort of like it's own little genre. Besides being very aesthetically pleasing to look at, you also craft some beautiful ...

This is a really interesting way of portraying the moon. I've always thought of the moon to be a sort of celestial, unmoving figure. Something about it made me think ...

First of all. Wow, what a way you have with words. I wish I could be half as good as you. I love poetry that leads the reader into the ...

AAAAAH. Okay, I really, really like the simplicity of this piece. Simplicity can be a really nice too if used nicely, like this. My favorite lines/was: "I was never at ...

"In a lull he asks, Who made you and the swirling milky sky dips lower, lips drip with moonlight as she answers, Me." I've always been a huge fan of ...

Hey! I'm gonna review this. It's really clear that this poem is a masterpiece, to me, at least. What really captivated me was the dismal sense of loneliness, but also ...